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2007 tax forms you need

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Which business forms to use
If you are a(n):You may be liable for:Use form:
Sole proprietorIncome tax1040 and Schedule C or C-EZ (file a separate schedule for each business)
Self-employment tax1040 and Schedule SE
Estimated tax1040-ES, 2007 payment #4 due Jan. 15, 2008
1040-ES, 2008 payment #1 due April 15, 2008; IRS should update this link to 2008 form following final 2007 January due date
Employment taxes:

Social Security and Medicare taxes and income tax withholding

Federal unemployment tax (FUTA)

Depositing employment taxes
941 (except for farm employees use 943)

940 ( Form 940-EZ has been replaced by the revised Form 940)

8109 B* (do not deposit electronically)
Excise taxesSee Publication 510
Nonpayroll federal income tax and withholding (backup withholding, withholding on pensions, annuities and gambling winnings)945
Reporting wage compensation or non-wage compensationW-2, 2007 version or 2008 version (draft)
Independent contractorEstimated tax1040-ES, 2007 payment #4 due Jan. 15, 2008
1040-ES, 2008 payment #1 due April 15, 2007; IRS should update this link to 2008 form following final 2007 January due date
Self-employment taxSchedule SE
PartnershipAnnual return of income1065
Employment taxesSame as sole proprietor
Excise taxesSee Publication 510
Nonpayroll federal income tax and withholdingSame as sole proprietor
Reporting wage compensation or non-wage compensationW-2, 2007 version or 2008 version (draft)
or 1099-MISC
Corporation or S corporationIncome tax1120 or 1120-A (corporation) 1120S (S corporation)
Estimated tax1120-W (corporation only) and 8109 B*
Employment taxessame as sole proprietor
Nonpayroll federal income tax and withholdingsame as sole proprietor
Reporting wage compensation or non-wage compensationW-2, 2007 version or 2008 version (draft)
or 1099-MISC
S corporation shareholderIncome tax1040 and Schedule E, Schedule K-1, and/or various other schedules
Estimated tax1040-ES, 2007 payment #4 due Jan. 15, 2008
1040-ES, 2008 payment #1 due April 15, 2008; IRS should update this link to 2008 form following final 2007 January due date

*For new employers, the IRS will send you a coupon book of preprinted Forms 8109 after receiving an employer identification number (EIN). If you do not receive a new coupon book before a tax deposit is due, you may use Form 8109-B, an over-the-counter FTD coupon.

-- Updated: Jan. 2, 2008

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